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SportsCenter Weekdays 1 am ET & 10 pm ETTune in to catch up on all the scores, information and updates from the world of sports. The SportsCenter machine works around the clock delivering headlines right as they happen.
Mike & Mike in the Morning Weekdays 6 am ET Join ESPN SportsCenter anchor Mike Greenberg and former NFL player Mike Golic team up for a fun-filled, fast-paced, informative morning drive for the sports enthusiast. Get a mix of sports news, analysis, entertainment and big name interviews.
The Herd with Colin Cowherd Weekdays 10 am ETListen in as Colin Cowherd provides topical commentary on the day’s most important sports news, perspective on the top stories, interviews with the biggest newsmakers and entertaining daily segments including Spanning the Globe and "Rants of the Day.
The Scott Van Pelt Show Weekdays 1 pm ET Tune in for Scott Van Pelt's unique takes that combine his SportsCenter anchor duties with his own personal experiences as a reporter and as a sports fan.
The Doug Gottlieb Show Weekdays 4 pm ETGet Doug Gottlieb's unique opinions on the top stories of the day. Hear regular guests discuss and debate with him the hottest stories in sports and the world. Plus, we'll have features that involve the audience with e-mails and callers. Expect plenty of talk on sports, current event and pop culture.
Hill & Schlereth Weekdays 7 pm - 10 pm ETMark Schlereth, a three-time Super Bowl champion, and SportsCenter anchor Mike Hill provide entertainment and information in this personality-driven show. Featuring an interactive-listener format, with Tweets, text messages, e-mails and a live chat room where listeners can give their opinions on the show's current topic.
The V Show Weekends 1 am ET Join Bob Valvano, brother of coaching legend Jim Valvano, for lively sports talk, including up-to-the minute details of live sports events, in-depth interviews with top newsmakers, and analysis from ESPN's recognized sports experts.
RaceDay on ESPN Radio Weekends 6 am ET Let hosts Pat Patterson and Mike King take you for the ride, from NASCAR to IndyCar and beyond. Get recaps of Saturdays races and previews of upcoming action. Patterson has 25 years of experience as "The Racing Guy", while King is the chief announcer of Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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Mike GreenbergGreeny is a versatile member of the crew and ESPN's premier tennis and badminton expert, as well as hosting Mike and Mike in the Morning. He was a five-time winner of the MSA (Minor Sports of America) Journalism Award for his articles on soccer, badminton, lacrosse, and gymnastics.
Mike GolicThe voice of reason on Mike and Mike in the Morning. Mike Golic began a rigorous consumption program at an early age. His college career was shrouded in controversy over rumors he received illegal endorsements from White Castle while playing for Notre Dame. The rumors have never been confirmed.
Colin CowherdColin Cowherd joined ESPN Radio in 2004 with the debut of The Herd, featuring topical commentary on the sports news, perspectives on top stories, and interviews with the biggest newsmakers. He joined ESPN Radio from Portland, where he hosted The Herd and anchored sports at News Channel 8.
Mike TiricoVersatile sportscaster Mike Tirico, the Monday Night Football commentator has hosted or served as play-by-play voice for many of ABC and ESPN's marquee events. He has also handled play-by-play for the Conference and NBA Finals.
Doug GottliebDoug Gottlieb joined ESPN in 2003 as co-host of ESPN Radio's GameNight, carried by more than 300 affiliates nationwide. Prior to ESPN, Gottlieb co-hosted a sports-talk show at ESPN Radio in Oklahoma City. He also provides courtside analysis on select ESPN and ESPN2 college basketball games.
Scott Van PeltScott Van Pelt joined ESPN in 2001 and is the lead professional golf reporter. He’s also a SportsCenter anchor and host of golf's grand slam events. In April 2008 he was co-host of ESPN Radio's Tirico & Van Pelt weekday show. Van Pelt graduated from the University of Maryland.